Stone and Close play Cruella at different ages.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT One of the very best Disney villains, Cruella de Vil, has been portrayed at different ages in the live-action adaptations of 101 Dalmatians. Glen Close played the puppy-snatching diva in the 1996 version, and Emma Stone revived the character in the 2021 film Cruella. Both films show de Vil at different times in her life, with Stone portraying a young adult and Close a more mature version.
Both women breathe a particular life into the character, with Stone showcasing the heartfelt moments and growing pains of a woman finding her own. Close's performance was less calculated and refined as she played the part of the mature fashion designer who's already found her footing. Cruella shows the humanity in the anti-hero origin tale which requires a deep dive into her history, thus giving more range in her age as she grows with the story.
Emma Stone's Portrayal As Cruella Was Around 25 Years Old Emma Stone shines as a twenty-something fashion designer in 1980s London. She deftly plays the villainess with precision and mastery of the character Glen Close first brought to the big screen. The film unveils de Vil's tragic origin story starting with her as a 5-year-old, played by Billie Gadsdon, progressing to the 12-year-old orphan, played by Tipper Seifert-Cleveland.
Cruella de Vil is one of the most well-known villains to grace the big screen, and much of that recognition is due to the success of Glen Close's iconic portrayal in the 101 Dalmatians. Her quirky and outrageous vision was the inspiration for the solemn and intricate character Emma Stone gracefully brought to life.
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